https://gitlab.gnome.org/mwleeds/gnome-pwa-list/
GitLab
This is a set of Progressive Web Apps that are suitable for inclusion with GNOME Software, to help users find useful apps to install.
JI'll follow up tomorrow on what to do, looks pretty straight forward?
Oadded a relevant comment that, imo, is the proper way to go
Kthese should be the same two lists included in the repo
Kbut this tool can be used to make our own additional lists of webapps if desired
Jyeah I think this is to add apps
Jlike if we wanted to add a webapp we would PR here
Joh awesome I didn't know about this, thank you!
Kyeah, or ship our own xml w/ gnome-software in our repo
KJoh ok so worst case we toss in an xml file in there?
KKhere's the proprietary one
Jok so it's one night of me sucking it up and doing xml. 
K
KCSV and this python scirpt in the repo may be easier 
KGitLab
This is a set of Progressive Web Apps that are suitable for inclusion with GNOME Software, to help users find useful apps to install.
Olooks like Chrome and Firefox don't have bug reports tracking this
KGitLab
This is a set of Progressive Web Apps that are suitable for inclusion with GNOME Software, to help users find useful apps to install.
Oand I asked Refi about it:
It doesn't exist
I kinda wanted to do it but that would take days to add, easily
And I...really don't feel like spending like a month straight of weekends on it
Jok so if epiphany has the better support and it's a native gnome app anyway ...
Oyeah
Oit won't perfectly work, but for the vast majority of stuff, it'll be fine
O(stuff not working includes drm)
Jyeah, I think if we had office365 and the gsuite for a start that would immediately be useful for a ton of people
Oonlyoffice?
Jit's in yafti already
Jthis would be for people who just have to have office or gsuite
Joh yea, hahah, lol.
Jbut if for some reason they don't want those apps, we could just plop that in our existing github repo and run it from there?
KWhat's in the gnome software repo differs from this anyway
Kso I don't think contributing to this gets us them any sooner
Kbest we ship our own using this tool to generate it
Ksince the CSV is so simple
Kand then it can just be provided as a 3rd xml file
REndless also has a list of additional software they have added to Gnome Software, and includes quite a few PWAs like YouTube and Twitch if you wanted to grab some from there
https://github.com/endlessm/gnome-software-data/blob/master/app-info/eos-extra.xml
Jorge shared this a few months ago, but I spent the last 30 minutes trying to find it, so I might as well share it
https://github.com/endlessm/gnome-software-data/blob/master/app-info/eos-extra.xml
Jorge shared this a few months ago, but I spent the last 30 minutes trying to find it, so I might as well share it
R
NOh, that’s really cool. Are these changes going to come to ublue?
RThe work to get the PWAs is in progress now. Kyle has just published a custom Gnome Software build that supports this.
Up to others to decide what PWAs to include in the software centre.
Up to others to decide what PWAs to include in the software centre.
Jlet's do it! But I have that Open@Intel podcast here this afternoon I'm prepping for
Jbut if we want to start, hell yeah I'm down to do it
J(Note to whoever missed it: I'll be on the open@intel podcast talking about ublue!)
NLooks like it’s included in the beyond image but not the base image. Pre-alpha (Beta? Release?) alpha time
FIf I understand correctly, Chromium & Epiphany is supported currently?
It looks up to which browser is default and open PWAs with that?
It looks up to which browser is default and open PWAs with that?
RThat's because they only got it working yesterday. Once it's fully working and tested, I would expect it to be in bluefin at the very least. Don't know about base.
FOr Chromium is out of the story?
RUnderqualified to answer this... I have no idea
FIt would be cool to have PWA, GTK4, GTK3, Rust, C# indicators in UI of Gnome Software apps imo,
At least it's distinguished as "Web App" repository name
At least it's distinguished as "Web App" repository name
RSeems like it's opening in GNOME Web for me, even though Chromium is the default browser in my system
Jyeah I think gnome's intent is for GNOME Web/Epiphany to just be the PWA browser, and when you click on a link in a PWA it opens up in your normal browser
